Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 January 1884 — Page 3

WE D0» NOT CLAIM

that

HOOD'S SABSAPABII^LA

MMWood,eradicates

Ttw XHSSII

will core every

thing, but the fact that on the purity aad vitality oCthe Mood depend the vigor and health o! the whole system, and that disease #wiwa kinds ia often only the ®^8® that Mtare ia toying to remove the disturbing caase, we are naturally led to the conclusion feat a remedy that gives Hfe and vigor to

scrofula and other im

parities from it, as

HOOD'S SABSAPABILLA

aadoshtedly does, must be the means of preventing many ll**fg* that would occur Without its use hencethe field of its vsefolness is quite an extcpded one, and we are warranted b: recommending It for all aeraigemeats ot the system winch are caused If an state of the blood. Why Suffer with Salt-Rheum Mzsaaa. C. I. HOOD ft Co., Lowell, Mass.

Gentlemen—I was a great sufferer from SaO-Sheum on my limbs, for a dozen yeara previous to. the summer of 1876, at wnfcfli fine 1 was cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The skin would- become dry, «toap, erack open. Weed and itch iutensely. so thatl tfiH not help scratching, which of course made them worse At the time I conimenCM taking Hood's Rarsapai illa (in the rammer ot iffm they were so bad tliattney discharged, aim I was obliged to keen then bandaged with Hnen clothe. Tlie skin was drawn so tight by the heat of .the disease that If I Btooned over they would crack open and actually lring tears into my eves.. The

{rat

bottle Benefited me so mucn that I connued taking It till I was cured I used one

Scbtng.

»x of Bend's Olive Ointment, to relieve the Hoping many others may learn the valno of Hood's sarsaparilla and receive as nraeli benefitas 1 have, I am,

No. 75 Broadway.

Lowea, Mass., Jan, 15,»m.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Is sold by druggists. Price $1, or six for $8. Prepared by a HOOD Co., Lowell, Mass,

TIME TABLE

table is reckoned on the new

standard ninetieth meridian time which ft ten minute* slower than Tea re Haute time.

Division.—Trains leave

for the north at S:2& a and 8:4-5 m. TValas arrive Tram tae north at. 11: K) ana 7:4k pas.

The 'JP,.. Trains leave for the •Mn atfcWMtm 8:00 i* and *0:45 am. Trainsarrtrafrom the south at 10:10 am ua»tni»diziD0 m.

Mtdtaad—Train leaves for

the ftoriuvest at 7:00 am arrives from tb« HoMk west at 6 m. .fieri* Haute 4t WMtUifiM- Trains re for Hfe e^utheaist »i 8:i»a and 2:45

r'rqffi

-Trains leave ami 12:05 a m, 6:15

vjOKeawii dc jRaateja' iliaaie far the Noti hat 8:19 am 2.25 am arrive from *orUi.at 10:15

tin 4J00 a m. Tlte VaadaHtt—Trains leare lor the Bast at !£& a in*.

It-JXk a m:

2:00 aud 7:00 a m.

JPor the West atl:t7 a m, 10:07 a and 2.1C fu. Trains arrive from east at ).ll m: Mam.2:00 pin and 7:00 ni. Arrive from W«il 1:17 is, 12:40 pi and 1:.40 m.

$u Smfeehty @itiefte

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10,18841

•fe

L. T&anfr, druggist, Tataoer, Marshall County, aatju: "Brown's Iron Bitters

iCivir extfctrch

eroatmrggraintd wood.

^Good health is fcue greatest of fortunes n» remedy has so often restored this griBa to tae »ufieriog as Ilouti'a iiantapafiilu. "J'xr it.

letters arare atone time addressed *'§t. Louie, near Alton, 111.

The grip of pneumonia may be warded ttfwjth Hate's Honey of lioiebouiid and T*r. lake's Toothache Drops JBtatitc.

cure in one

Hfi'^bably the richest man in Louia,e, kr., is Hon. D. Blandiford, who is W^jpttt several uiiilions.

N a a ^Brown's Brouuhial Troches" aot di* rsoWy on the organs of the voice. Tney have an extraordinary «ffeit iu -art dls* arders of the throat.

2in Portagal there are 1,(184 wtneu to every 1,(M0 men, but in Oreece there are wen to 006 women.

P. Owen, editor Logansport Saturday Night, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters ia tfce moat beueficial medicine I hsvo ever taken."

Isaac Wilson, sixty-live, elaime to be tke oiliest native born inhhelby eovnty. I -HP*—

Brovtn's Bronchial Troches for aounrha ad colds: do not see how it is possible tor a public man to be himselr in winter without this admirable aid."— fttov. R. H. Devens, Pocasset, Masi.

Hew Yorfcte new state capitol hse •Mtcaarly $19,500,000), and kecp« stead-

i!f.'«niptuj'cd lumejn bundroJ tas«.

:5& Ihw Suffering 8oul Happy)'l 1 can seud one sufleuuK

Jara,

8ui

en,' wnlee Jamea Oorbin, or WashJll »'l wnl be happy» Samaritan Nervine cared mc, «ud will eure all •ase« ol tite^fl.aO.

N- 4

Dr. 17. W. Temple waa arrested at Sullivan last night, tor passing oouuier/eituiOuey.

^erofola-

iDedioioe that destroys tbe ferms oi voluia aud has toe power to root it out i(t appreciated by tae afflicted. The reaiitrkable cures of men, wumeu and obildnjQ as described br tustimooials, provte .Hood's Sarsaparilla a reliable medicine containing remedial agents which eradicate Sareiaiafrota the blood. W0 dt*^ fl.liO. Sold by vll dealers. O. 1. Good Co., Lowell, Mw,

la 1799 Georgia ranked as tbe eleventh State in point ef population, in 1840 as t|M ninth, but to two only as tbe thirteenth. -V* ...i* ft»BA*n«rn Brooklyn, N. Y., Ikave been sick

fir

seTeral years wlta coo-

samption 1 tried waav remedies and doctors. They were useless tp help me. till I usard frein Dr. D. B. Kremien's A.«|^burg Stomach and Blood-purity ins Drops, aad Bryant Tea. Alier using several bottles 4ui papkages, I did get better and I am vreil and healthy to-day and therefore -l recommend those remedies to all who are suffering like Was. ftOSAUK JfALCK. iQUUCE ft Co., AfMU.

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DOMESTIC TROUBLES/

Viewed Through Complftinte Iilc4 in the Dirorce Courtf.

"rlday's Daily. iaffleeh i* heir to," Or at portion ot theao, ate charged ^asBijirain^ that was filed ia

"Allfti

least a girei in a di theS' plain The fct)U

Conrt tbid morniog, .^The t*. Tbeodere W. Famsworth. igaiflKt ilvurietta M. Farns-

wortb j, Dr, Farnsworth ig a practicing pkysiciati ^Mhis city. He avers that lie intermarried with the-delendant st Indianapolitf Oil Tebrtiary IStb,' '1869. and cliargee ker with, at various times witkte the patt two morntrs, having -£breatened to take his iite with "aaying tffet ahfe would shaol him ami'- poison Iflmi, "and otherwise inhamaiily a^dprutll^ Ifeiteji him".' He charges .thkt, vbeen guilty of adoitery on various bcoasiona with W. W. Baker Irom \ttv lOdk August, 1888, tothe22ad ol Octo'btfr, 18831 He charges specifically that *.be said acta were committed at a hotel knowif at the "Walnut Street Hoa*e" at Droea&aUe, where, he avers, she occapiet^tbe *ame room iathi: hotel with him that another of the aots waa committed on or about the 18th of. Octobi r, 1883, at Vincomes. He farthfer avvia tfcat she is a htihltaal drunkard, jail oi which he is ready to veri/y. Dr. Farnsworth ariks jr the custody oi-ap only child, Theodore W., jr.. aged 14.t H. C. Nevitt is hie attorney.

GEORGE VS. GKOIUJE.

Readers of the GjtERTfk will remember an accoup pabliehed on the 24 of last month, of trouble in the George family, No. U84, Main street, wbett, On John & George retcroing home at a late hour oi night after being absent from the city, and finding a strange man, in a halfdreMed condition, trying to emerge from his houfc, Shot him in the~*rm. The concluding chapter of this domestic difficulty occurred yesterday, when Mr. George sued his wife for divorce, allege injj that she has been guiHy of adultery in this city with divers persons unknown to him, aud that oo-the 23rd of December one ot the said acts was committed. He asks the oustody of four children—Victor, aged 12 Lillie, 10 Albeit, 7, aad 5, on the ground that bis wife is not a proper person to be entrusted with their care,

$40,000 DEFALCATION.

The Cashier ef the Bank of HopUnsvill* Diaapoears, Leaving a Large Shert ag«.

LOUISVILLR, Jan. 4.— A special to the' Courier Journal from Hopkinsville says that that town ia mueti excited over the disappearance or Jamea A. Wallace, cashier of the bank of Hopkinsville, leaving behind a shortage ol between $40, QQO aud $50,0^10 his accounts. Wal lOr^iacir bank, and was trusteil and respected.

He is of good lamily aod moved in tiie be6t circles. On Tuesday he disappeared from[town, leaving his laniilj in ignorance of liis whereabouts. Great waa the amazement "of the bank officials en making an examination yesterday, to ftad that be had stolen about $40,000, at near as can be ascertained. It is not known whether Wallace took any ot the money away withhiiutor wbetuer bis peculations have been long continued, and in small amounts probably the latter is true. He left Hopkinsville by a so~otb-bound train, aad it is learned that at Guthrie he took tbe L. ft N. to Memphis. He is supposed to be making his way to Texaa or Mexico. His crime has caused a tremendous sensation. Before leaving tbe bank on Monday night be adjusted (he time lock to open -jnst prior to the hour the train left. Wallace was a deacon in the Cumberland Presbyterian church, of steady and quiet demeanor and simple habita He is widely known and esteemed. He leaves a wile and four daughter*—two married—aud one son. The baok is partially secured by bit bondsmen, aod its credit ii unshaken.

TREASURE TROVE.

Hunting fer the Hiiaear'e Baried Boety. WASHIMGTON, D. C. Jan. 3.—The solicitor of the treasury was notified to-day, that there would be submitted to him certain legal questions which had re oeatly ariseu in connection with the work of recoveriog the treasure supposed lying in the wreck of the British frigate Hussar, at the bottom at East River, New York, just below Fort Morrison.

The Hussar waa wrecked in 1180, while on her way to Norwich, Conn. She is supposed to have on board nearly £1.000,000, iutended lor the payment of British troops also seventy American prisoners, chained to the gun deck.

Attempts have been made at intervals for many years to re-over the treasure which it is believed went down with her, but on account ot' the great depth of the water and ewiftnes* of the tide in the channel where tbe wreck lies, all such attempts have hitherto been fruiJess. Tb« company now engaged in the' work undertook it at thek o#n xpeafm and risk, upon an agreement with tbe United SUtes government thai they should have ninety per cent, of ail money recovered, and the United States have the other ten per cent, together with all relics of value that might be found. From tbe fact that a legal question has arieon concerning tbe sunken treasure, and it is to be submitted to the law officer of tbe treasury, tbe inference is drawn of abetter prospect than ever before for the recovery of the money, but nothing is known definitely about it or •bout the nature of the question raised.

"Hough en Bats/*

Clear* out rata, mice, roaehea, flies ants, bed buga, skunks, chipmunks, gophers^ 15cent«. Druggist.

K»t

John

THE TKRRE HAUTKWKKKLYG-IZETTR

A FRIGHTFUL PUIM6E.

A Sleifh-Uai «f Ctastert Precipitated —. Sixty Feftfata x^tream.

MOKBOWVIIXB,

Pa., An. 8 —^he

"Long Hill" on the road leading froat this plaoe to Btokea* Mill, in the Elk lumber region, was the scene of a frightful coasting accident on Bunday^Qight last. Lung Hill begins a mile and a half Xrom the mills and Is nearly straight for a mile, when the road turns to the left and runs along the bank of Trout Run for nearly all thereatof the distance, crossing the stream at the bottom of tbe hill by a wooden bridge. Trout Run ia a deep aita very rapid stream about lortf feet wide, aad the bank on top of which the road is run is sixty feet above water and almost perpendicular, frog Hill has been a

resort tor coasting patties for years, nday evening a party of nine—torn young men and five girls—went from the hrilW toenjow the sport. TW favorite manner ot cchsting is to utilise a onehofsc cutter, tihich is Hied with straw. This is called the "passenger car," aod as many as can be comfortably accommodated take places iu 'ft.' Thecutter is steered down the hill by a strong and skillful knap of the -party, who i? seated on a nand-aled 1etw6eii tb^ shatts ot the cutter, and grasps a shaft in each hand near therends. Tbe speed that the sleighs at tain ia something terrific. The party ntioned above used an old one horse cutter, and had made several trips down, the hiU. Th'« pilot was a young fellow named Hiram Rube. About 10 o'clock it was-agreed by the party that they would make one more trip and then go home. Tbe sleigh'was approaching the Aral betid 'ia the road and Rube struck his left heel in the snow to steer them around it, when one shaft took* off in bis hand, and the sudden strata tfiat Came on the other also snapped it" in Uo. Thus left without a pilpt the cutter kept straight abesd^^xnT"plunged O'om thehiA Mlktaiiltaeek bdow. hie MltchelUliged sixteen, sprang from the'Cutter white it waa descending, aqd flighted ih a spruce tree near the bottflNjL When the'cutter waa half w^y down 1 turned over, indlll'the teat ot the party, were prccipitiHrt irto tb^cjaek. The 6leigh landed partly on the opposite hank.

Sladei1, a teamster, found himselt being canied swiftly down stream with a girl named Mary Jackson. At the turn in the creek, 100 fe*t below, the water runs over sluing rock?, and ia shallow. Slader here succeeded in getting a, footing, fcnd carried hia burden, who was then ooconsoious, to the bank hnd laid her on the anew. Slader hastened back along the bank and rescued Samuel Roys clinging to a spruce bush on tbe shore and trying to draw a girl out of the ter. The about* and screaming of the Coasters walbaard by two or three persons, who hurried to the scene. They found Eugene Croft and hia sister Sallie About 900 feet down the stream, but

}odged

envious. Mary Hyde was found against .the ice on the ehore, and waa thought she was dead- Miss Mitchell waa (bund on the opposite bank hi the crotch ot the' ipruce tre* 8ha had received very serious injury, her skull being crushed. She will diet Miss Hyde's condition is especially precarious, and Eugene Croft had two ribe broken. The shock ot the fall and ctrajr-

a very cri

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The Magnolia Balm conceals every blemish, removes Shallowness, Tan, Redness, Eruptions, all evidences of excitement and every Imperfection.

Its effects "are Immediate and so natural that no human being can detect its application*

OR. FELIX LE BRUN'S

AND

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C. F. ZlBMBKMAK. OraggUt

8ole Agent, Corner Thirteenth »nJ Mais, Torre Uaufc. Indiana.

*. C. EH3HELBEB6EB, IJ.

Ocullat and Aurist, ^.

Room 13, Savings Batik building IVrre Haute, Ind. Office Houre—9 to 13 x. 2 to 5 r. M.

Prairie City Bottling Works,

wit ilsta Street.

Jfa are BOW bottling the oeletmued Phillip Beat* Sohemlan Lager Beer, with Patent Liahtaiag Stoppers, and deliver sock with oat extra charg*?K any part of the efty.

O '^raby ataU^promptlr attended to. aglBTdcCO

At the Hew Store.

Yoa will And good serviceable boots and ahoea, fine glass ware, lamp*, vases, toilet seta, teaaets, and at tbe very lowest price at P. HaUen, 807 Poplar street, new cor ner of Eighth.

HEKSttflAVE ALWAYS F30I0

The Most Perfect Made.

IPTOEFR0IT ACID UIIIK POWDQL There is none stroagar. Now so p*n and mkoiesome. Contains no Alum or Ammonia. N**b—aned1tr rtantoamiHhmltomm, H* grpM ttfrugik mains tk» etmpmt. toftrhct iwritr the htaHkhtt. htiif

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THE TEST OF THE OVEN.

tuiWionB ar

STEELE & PRICE,

CUcmgo, HI.,

ant st

Louis, Me.

Wl MAKK NO SECOND QltADK GOODS*

TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH

i' -m-:* V* Mnfncd« AppUMte Co.'f

MAGNETIC LUNG PROTECTOR

ONLY 9ft. "I

Thar arapriaelflaa to LaJ' «, OenUeaw aad cni'dssa with weak lann, no eaaa of —'t—"""onta or eranp la arer kaown vb«n raaBlaarewovB. They alaopra^en .... a heart diloaltin, oous. rneaaaufik neanlgia, threat treubisa, diphtheria. esfWath, and lai

UbM

Tiimmed Sea Otter, natural and Brown Beaver, BiaekFox, Kte. A*«ia«, MOO, |»8, •MO.WM aad apwarda.

Siberian Sql. Lined Circulars,

A* aaa.ao, iss.tM.iM ud ara

Mink Lined Circulars

At frj, tu, fiea. fix.

Silk and Velvet Fur-Lineil Garments,

At MC, |7k |K, «ioa. »l», |17», aad apwardc. ,.5 (Weeall d)MelU attends^ to oar a aw and-arlglnal ahapea and their perfect at.)

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Order* by mail or information desired iWtti receive special and prompt .attention. When customers are known to the house, or If satlsfacto references are farnishee goods will be sent on approval.

TOBACCO CHEWER6

A REWARD

XI6MCA8H( 1,000Imparted KorciHyBockK KalTee and 6,000pounds of the Qrcst

ZI0-Z00

CHEWINC apBACCO

TO BE GIVEN AWAY!

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wmwwi St HfeHai.T.aY TQ8AOOO COW WfDLETOWN. omo. V^Cilai^HssBtaM aasftaaa Fiwlips IW* TH£ FINEST P0UN0 PIUS EVES

Established 1865a

'.y-

dlseaaaa. Win

irear antservlce (orthrae raara. Art won over the mdarKfothteg. fATARRII it la aeadlewrte 4aaerlbe the vM I nfinn^oipioma of this naeaaoas tt^t Is ttppingih* life and (atieagth of only toouiaajrof the fairest eta bcttof both kexeft.. Labor, Had aad raaaareh la Amerite, R|i(p and Sastera landa, have malted in tn Masnetle Latg Prauetor, affording oura for Catarrh, a remedy wbleh eontaiaa no draggle* of the system, aad with tbe continuous stream of Magnelissa permeating through the affllo'ed organs, must mtore tfeem IO healtv aetloa. We place our price for this Appliance at less than one-t* entleth oftihe price Mskei bj others fprreaasdles epon which yoo take all the Cbaaefes, and we eapealally Invito the patronage of tbe many persona who bAve tried dragging their stomaeha wlthon effect.

HOW TO *BTAINE""*S!!"SS&

aid aak for them, if tkey have not pot them, write tothe proprieior», enelortnc the pi ice, in letter at our risk, and they will be tent to yoa at once by mail, post pa'd.

Send stamp for the "Mew Departure In Medioal Treatment without Mtdieine," whb thousands ot testimonial*.

THE MAGNETON APPLIANCE CO. '.IU State Street, C'» leeae, 2 lis. Mora—8eed«ne dollar In postage stamps or onrrenoy [In letter at oar rl»k| with ane of Kliee usually won, and try a pair of oar Magaetto Indoles, and be convinced of the eowerlasidiajMn oar Magnetic Apoliaaeea. itelv^PO cold feet where theya\ worn

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MA0L

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Wkta Wiiwr Oepn.

Winter comes with coughs and coTds, and Benson'a Capdne Porous Piasters cose to sore then So.

PIANOS.

Oar*#«»•* ere flUed wHh a eholc* ftixik of H1» stvlivoi llaonn. fro* wkieh all tatfee and purse -can b» sailed, W- invite inquiry fronUioae r.^Wiog ooleide oF the cit'.es, and assure of p»mptan6~ caretal a^if'sntion to their wants- hut one »r »«i»f

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V"'

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Mm* ladiijr Wei's SuiBa

FLOUR MILL WORK OUR SPECIALTY. Repair and. Jobbing Work Receive Par*( ticular Attention-

Have more patterns, larger experience and eapkciiv, and employ more mccbaalMi t^aa any other similar eataotiahmeat within seventy-nve miles of Tcrre Haute. Write to or ealL on as and see for yoarselves, at 201 to IBS north Ninth atiaiffH near Union Depot. Teire Bante, Iod.

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our large

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for season ot 1888-4, including many new styles tbe best assortment of the best aad most attractive organs we have ever offered, and at lowest prices, $22 to $600, for casb, easy payments or rented. Hent free

and

WORTH SENDING FOR!

Dr. I. EL 8GHKNGK has JastpoUisibod a on

DISEASES OF TIE

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lonl St. ifew York "hicagq, 149 Wabasb

LUNGS

Ol HOW TO CORE THEM

Jhsnwelves sfficted v— IheQiro^arlnnjn. Mention thi* i»per. jt&tRH* kk J.

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MHKRCIX Jt (SON. PhtlaJrIolkln. I»a.

£mgii*or

Scnu

Hook.)

Hogs for Sale.

I t»avB thiity head of foil blooded Poland China bogs, which 1 will sell singly or iu pfcir& or in any way cottomera may desire. They can -bejeen at my fatm five miles west of the ciiy on tbe Paris aod ElDridge road.v ^Citll on or add ires

Yf.

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Parfcer's Tonic.

Make? Arm aad fast friends of all who n«e It Invigorates the Kidneys, Liver Rowete and ftlonach aal puriden the Blood Ptea^ea the palate, stint tbe clnaiMiou aiit cneafB the ntind,' To vooun and aged persons trim parts mreuath and hopefnln^. •The b-.st kn wo actlxwio

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